Job is quite the character. He used to be a student at the university near the church, but in now in training to work in the film industry. We have only heard parts of his testimony and it is extreme. He was involved in some things during the war as a student, but is now a follower of Jesus and has turned to being involved with the things of God.
(Job)
Emily and I were honored to be invited to his home for the party and excited that it was such a big deal for the family.
We arranged to drive some other friends from the study to Job’s home. Well, Job’s home is on the other side of town, by the other side of town I mean a good 45 min. drive.
We drove to our friend Olivier’s house to pick him up, then when to the church to get the guy who actually knew where Job’s house is (but he wasn’t there so Olivier walked two blocks away to find him) and then we went to pick up Glorious (she lives a little further away, but was still getting ready so we went into the apartment to greet her family).
Finally, we got on the road. Well, we got to Job’s neighborhood, but the guy who was supposed to know where to go, really didn’t know the turnoff! So, he called Job and Job met us on the street.
Job tried to climb into are tiny car (already full), but couldn’t fit in the front. So, Emily scrunched up with three African’s in the back seat! Fun times in Africa.
Or as Emily would say, “We had to call a guy, who had to find a guy, who had to call another guy to find Job!”
It was a great time of fellowship and worship with Job’s family. They were very welcoming and served us some great African food.
(Me eating with my HANDS! Olivier eating with a fork, his was soupy)
(Emily and I with the women of Job's family)
Rejoice with us in Job’s baptism and pray for him in his life with Christ!
(Me, Job and Olivier)
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